Frankston Primary School have introduced a weekly, Nude Food Day. We had our first Nude Food Day two weeks ago and it was such a success that it was decided that every Wednesday would now be Nude Food Day. We ran a competition amongst the grades to find out which grade brought the least amount of food wrappings. The children were very proud of their lunch boxes and happily discussed their lunches with their peers.
St. Mel's goes waste free
Over the past few years we have implemented some initiatives to help us reduce our waste volume at school. After starting on our Waste Module this year, we decided that […]
Saving Water!
Frankston High School has implemented a five year strategic sustainability plan outlining initiatives to reduce our water consumption by 40% by the year 2013. Since beginning this journey we have […]
Sustainability in action: What does this look like from week to week?
With myself as Permaculture Leader and my colleague, Jess, as Conservationist and Art Therapist, St Jo’s has continuous learning about the environment and the natural world running through its veins. […]
EcoTeam Term 3 Goal – Soft Plastic Bin Re-introduction
EcoTeam Term 3 Goal: To raise awareness of the impact of soft plastic on the environment, and to explore how we can reduce our consumption of soft plastic. In Grades […]
Sustainability Update September 2017
The sustainability program is continuing in the school under the direction of CERES as part of the ResourceSmart Schools Program. As part of the program, details, including costs, of electricity, […]